My piece of A2 constructed ancillary 1 conforms to the conventions of genre theorists Chandler and Neale. Whilst using theorist Lacey’s “repertoire of elements” which can be broken down into 5 areas: setting, character, narrative, iconography and style. My work conforms to Chandlers conventions of content through the technical and audio codes and the design and layout. An example of this is the use of black and white photography which brings out the complex tones of the image and subject. This is a convention to the genre content because the main focus is not on a character; it’s more about the eye catching abstract photography. The type face I used, for both the back and front of the CD digi pack, is also a convention of the genre as its alternative rock/Indi the type face is simple, bold and clear. I found in my research that this bold type face is found more in my genre than typefaces such as: In terms of the mise en scene of the CD, the main focus is on the surreal subject not the location the picture has been taken, which is unknown. This is a convention of the genre as the quirky subject is the main focus not a conventional band or artist for genres such as pop. One of Neale’s theories is about instances of repetition and difference in genre, which I have applied to ancillary for the CD digi pack. I have done this through the subject of my cover which could be regarded as the “character” from Lacey’s theory of repertoire of elements. Similar to other work I’ve analysed there is a connection made between the audience and the artwork on CD’s which is created mostly by the eye contact of the character in the